... upon paper, and eculis JubjelJdehibus, the flimfy w eb is blown away by the flighteft breath of reafon. I am', Sir, Yourso A WHIG. ...

... Eachaire t. 3, I-. I'C is 'a r i I I L L I I I I i i I I i I I II f Z r I e t Ti d V7~~~W1-9 CLUB. d HE NEXTX MEETI NG of 'the-WHIG CLUB re' 1-wil ?? the pth initant, at the Crown anda tchor ern, Strand, HiLs Grace the DUKE of NOPFCL1, in the Chair. .c Rt ...

... tappreciated his own rank in fociety, and its connexions and dependencies with every other branch. He was attached to found Whig dodrines., He knew and re- tfpeoe'd both the Prerogatives of the Crown' and the Rights of the People. ' He felt that as a Peer ...

... I ,l p~tng Ssltlil uarestat is. each. Thefe ar- rpitc hadt~he of Meifrs. Dav lo of t~esc~c~al ~ terycV ?? ia &£nland~on o WHIG CLUB. ( N account of the lamented death otthe Moq NoUle aneini~ fuke of Bedford, the Mdeeting of the WIIG CLUB, adveifed to ...

... 'arm~agei$Securtyf t WHtG CLUB. ON account of the lamented death ofthe Moft Noble Francis Duke of Bedford, the Meeting of the WHIG C UB, adh crtired to be held on Tuefday neXt, is,. by diredlion . of his Grace thc Ouke of Norfollr, Chairnma, and tht Stewards ...

... jf ~g, ai1's Churel'tyard, e:ON account.of theiameheld4 fthe Moft Noble F rancis Dlhle, of Bedfozr4, -4tlch'. tsti 'of the WHIG poftpouned tc'lcefday the 6th ii~i; A ?? be held at , i (Aac thD o' O ?? Chair. ., , SPE~~~VWA:iDS.':', Rt.HtIonbthoEairlf ...

... England is highly worthy of observation. The old Oppnfition, founded on the ratiorfal and philofophical principles of the Whigs and the partisans of the old Miniflry of Great Britain, men animated by the principles of the new fyflem of oppofition, and ...

... throughout the city of Weftminfler. Indeed there are but few, even among thofe illuf- trious men who compofe the Chiefs of the Whig party, to whom the caufe of Liberty and of its 'advocates is more indebted, than to Lord RoBERT-t SPENCER.- Neither Joud, nor ...

... the nscnhing till 3 in the aftcrnoon. lhc clegant la'ds3 Ornlblb n~t by privatG V'artics fto CoflIeS tS, a WHIG CLUB. I7 Enext Meeting of the WHIG 'CLUB,-qjjb-b~ tavern ?? the 6th of April, at the Crown and n-thor tavern, in the Strand. His Grace the I)UKE ...

... peculiar bite rnan-1c- lt ~~ ?? ?? offeredl for S n j!1gs at Jit. ?? Occ !Ct, r'.?tis Latio, Ch~iarts-8 Cjra WHIG CLUB.. r T¶HE next Meeting of the WHIG CLUB, wifl be enueda the 6th of Apoiil, at ?? taver.iI in the Strand . th' C nir His Grace the DUKE of NOkF6LK ...

... wliich he was'united with the .'City of London toulud not hbe diffiolved.' The health of Lord'PETRE Mr. i WEt SRN and the W~higs of iEffex, was- thlen drank-; as wvas tfia't .of: Sir WILuLIM MiLNER and th e Ee'aors ofYork, &c. -The Definitiye Trea~y affords ...

... Gentleman, we underfland, dtiled himfelf a Ba- ronet, and is a partner in a Banking-hotife, in Portland P.lace. At a meeting of the Whig Club in Dublin, on the eth inftant, ?? Duke of' Leinfter was in the chair, and Mr. Grattan attended. A marvellous letter from ...